It would help if there was an IMDB for everything that everyone used. At least that was my thinking, so I built it: https://theymadethat.com/people/s730px/emmet

It would help if there was an IMDB for everything that everyone used. At least that was my thinking, so I built it: https://theymadethat.com/people/s730px/emmett-shear https://theymadethat.com/people/s730px/emmett-shear If you scroll down, you'll see some of the tools (I assumed) he used. If you go to one of his projects (Twitch), you can see what he used for it: https://theymadethat.com/projects/7da659d8-629f-5c10-9160-7a371fc76a4c https://theymadethat.com/projects/7da659d8-629f-5c10-9160-7a... That in turn should show up in the main product profile, which results in credit being given like IMDB https://theymadethat.com/things/wz7/twitchtv/show_built_with#focus_this https://theymadethat.com/things/wz7/twitchtv/show_built_with... The problems are two fold: 1. It's more work to do than a normal resume since it's project-centric. Also unless you're constantly tracking this, does everyone remember all the libraries they're using? Probably not (There's still a lot of work needed on the UX front. It's not very optimized for mobile) 2. People have to start using it. (I have never marketed my IMDB for everything well enough) See #1